I have been doing very good with my soft foods, to be honest nothing I've ate has set wrong. But I basically have to force myself to eat, as soon as I start eating the nausea sets in.

I have been on the down side since surgery, I'm tired of the oatmeal, mash and eggs [emoji30] I know it will get better but when?

My mom thinks that it's all in my head since I wasn't "ready" for the surgery.

I had a sleeve due to a massive tumor that had to be removed and the only way to do so was to cut that part of the stomach out. I was obese at 238lbs 5'3 which is why everyone around me thinks I "killed" two birds at once. I haven't been able to celebrate my tumor removal because even in my good day I'm feeling blah [emoji17] my family doesn't understand, I don't understand. I went to see the psychologist yesterday and agreed to 2x a week. Hopefully this will help

Do you have a nausea med?

Do you have a nausea med?

Yes. I have tried a few of them but right now the one that seems to work best is the one that dissolves under my tongue

Hi I'm almost 2 months out. I had nausea for almost 4 weeks after surgery. It lead to me being dehydrated and having to get IV infusions. I also was not eating enough protein and my doctor was really concerned. It will go away, most people I have read and seen on YouTube had it go away after a week or two. Everyone is different. Just be careful and sip, sip, sip... soon you can drink 2-4 of at once. Though I can barely eat 1/2 a cup of food still but it gets better. No one in my support group understood either, they kept telling me to push through it... bit it doesn't work like that.

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I'm 5 wks and for the most part the nausea is gone. Sometimes certain foods and smells make me a little queasy but not excessive. A few days ago I stopped taking my multivitamins though, they were making me so nauseated that I would feel sick in Tyne morning thinking about taking them and had to take Zofran the other day. So I ordered the multivitamin patches and hopefully they'll work for me. I just couldn't tolerate them anymore for some reason.

Well mine lasted for 3-4 months -- for awhile the dr said it was normal until finally he admitted it was really abnormal. No medicine made me feel better. It was terrible. I was terrified it was never going away. But it did. I know this is not very good news- but it did go away eventually. One day at a time. It WILL get better .

Well mine lasted for 3-4 months -- for awhile the dr said it was normal until finally he admitted it was really abnormal. No medicine made me feel better. It was terrible. I was terrified it was never going away. But it did. I know this is not very good news- but it did go away eventually. One day at a time. It WILL get better .

OMG!! That's a long time. I'm going nuts going on 3 weeks, I can't imagine months ?[emoji15]

Hi I'm almost 2 months out. I had nausea for almost 4 weeks after surgery. It lead to me being dehydrated and having to get IV infusions. I also was not eating enough protein and my doctor was really concerned. It will go away, most people I have read and seen on YouTube had it go away after a week or two. Everyone is different. Just be careful and sip, sip, sip... soon you can drink 2-4 of at once. Though I can barely eat 1/2 a cup of food still but it gets better. No one in my support group understood either, they kept telling me to push through it... bit it doesn't work like that.

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I hope once I start eating solid foods this subsides.. [emoji30]

I hope so too. It's a tough journey.

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